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Upcoming May 2012 Exhibition Plein-air paintings in oil by Baton Rouge’s Charles G.…
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    Looking for a place to live? There are 2,875 residential units Downtown and even more in the pipeline.

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    New Orleans Tourism Breaks Record in 2011 with 8.75 Million Visitors University of New Orleans Hospitality Research Center

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    New Orleans named a 2009 American Fast City Fast Company

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    Downtown welcomes approximately 120,000 people on a given week-day, enough to make it the fourth largest city in Louisiana

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